CHSLD de la Côte Boisée
Long-term care nursing home (CHSLD)
CHSLD de la Côte Boisée in Terrebonne, near Parc Angora
CHSLD de la Côte Boisée is a private subsidized (privé conventionné) residential and long-term care centre located at 4300 Rue d’Angora in Terrebonne, in the Lanaudière region. It has 140 beds for non-autonomous seniors, including people living with Alzheimer’s disease, other cognitive impairments or Parkinson’s disease. As a private subsidized CHSLD, its care is government-funded, and residents pay the same contribution as in a public CHSLD.
CHSLD de la Côte Boisée offers a range of services adapted to each resident’s needs, including medication management and administration, mobility assistance, incontinence care, medical visits and palliative care. Care attendants are on site 24 hours a day, along with nursing staff. A recreation technician leads activities, and meals are prepared by a cook. Families especially appreciate the attentiveness and kindness of the staff.
The CHSLD is in a peaceful area of Terrebonne, near Parc Angora, a pleasant place for walks with residents and their families. The Centre médical de la Pinière is also nearby, providing easy access to additional health services. To apply for a place at CHSLD de la Côte Boisée, contact the CISSS de Lanaudière.
- Nursing homes
- Alzheimer's and Cognitive Losses
- Parkinson's disease
- Palliative care
Residence units
140 personnes
140 unités CHSLD
Recreational Activities
- Leasure available
Services
- Leisure available
Health Care
- Medication Management
- Distribution of medication
- Medication administration
- Help to move around
- Help for urinary incontinence
- Help for faecal incontinence
- Doctor's visit
- Medical care
- Palliative care
- Non-autonomous care
Health Care Staff
- Beneficiary Attendant 24 hours a day
- Nursing staff
Retirement Home Staff
- Recreation specialist
- Cook
Pets
- Pets not allowed
Spoken Languages
- English
- French









































Mon père était résident de ce CHSLD jusqu'en 2019. Le personnel au 3e était très attentionné avec lui, surtout en fin de vie.